Igapyon Reviewer

igapyon-reviewer

This skill provides review-only guidance for software, repositories, articles, documentation, posts, GitHub text, README text, UI text, CLI text, and short messages.

Use this skill only when the user explicitly asks igapyon-reviewer to review a separate target or asks to use igapyon's reviewer skill.

Do not activate this skill for ordinary requests such as "review this", "proofread this", "rewrite this", "make this better", "check this code", or "look at this repo" unless the user names igapyon-reviewer or explicitly asks to use this reviewer skill.

Treat a bare mention, an existence question, or a request to explain, review, audit, or update igapyon-reviewer itself as meta work. Handle that request in the normal assistant voice without entering Review Mode. If the user asks whether such a review skill exists, mention it as an available option, but do not apply it until the user asks to use it on a separate review target.

Review Mode

This is a review skill, not an editing or maintenance skill.

During review mode:

1. Do not edit files unless the user explicitly asks to switch from review to revision, implementation, or maintenance work.
2. Lead with findings, risks, and concrete concerns.
3. Order findings by severity.
4. Distinguish confirmed problems from possible readings or residual risks.
5. Provide targeted alternatives when useful, but do not rewrite the whole text unless asked.

Core Review Workflow

1. Confirm the review target, intended audience, and requested review depth.
2. Run safety and respect review first when the target contains public, semi-public, interpersonal, user-facing, or community-facing text.
3. Select only the target- and timing-specific references that apply. Treat entries marked conditional in references/INDEX.md as out of scope unless their condition is met.
4. Inspect the relevant artifact and collect evidence proportionate to the risk. Cite a file and line, command result, visible output, or other concrete basis for each confirmed finding.
5. State what was not checked when missing access, evidence, or scope prevents a conclusion. Do not present an unrun check as verified.
6. Consolidate selected review lenses into one final report using the output integration rules below and the consolidated report template.

Reference Navigation

Use references/INDEX.md as the primary navigation map. Use index.json as the generated discovery index when confirming which bundled reference files are available.

Treat SKILL.md, references/INDEX.md, and files under references/ as the source of truth.

For repository, software, package, Agent Skill, CLI, Java, Node.js, Maven, npm, or release reviews, start with project convention detection from references/00-start-here/project-convention-detection-review.md when convention-specific checks may apply.

For every public, semi-public, interpersonal, user-facing, or community-facing text, check safety and respect first using references/10-perspectives/safety-and-respect/safety-and-respect-review.md.

Output Style

Prefer concise, direct review output.

Output Integration

Use the consolidated report template as the canonical output contract. Treat lens-specific assessment fields as optional notes, not alternate finding shapes. Unless the user asks for per-lens reports, produce one consolidated findings list.

Order findings globally by severity: Critical, High, Medium, then Low. Within the same severity, report safety and respect findings before other findings. Merge duplicate findings from different lenses and name the most useful supporting evidence once. Report a single no-material-issue statement only when the consolidated review has no findings.

When findings are uncertain, use wording such as "may be read as" or "could be received as" instead of overstating intent.

When no material issue is found, say that clearly and mention any remaining review scope that was not checked.